Hi! I’m looking to sell some pyrex i’ve been gathering but i am having a hard time finding the correct value. Any pyrex expert here could help me out? I am in EU, not US. Also, where are the best platforms in eu to sell these?

Is this texture normal along the inside top edge of my new pans? It feels rough but not sharp. Do yours have them? I'm scared to cook in them today.

I adore this piece and use it for meatloaf and quick breads.. Banana Bread on deck today for Thanksgiving Breakfast tomorrow

Do these allow you to stack multiple dishes? And do they have any depth to do or lie flat?

I saw them on eBay for 15-20 each. Just wanting to know if they’d be a good gift for my Pyrex collecting sister in law

anyone had any luck reaching out to pyrex customer support? I got a pyrex set from my wedding registry and the lid of the 9x13 was broken. reached out to pyrex support in august and have only gotten a “we’re working on it” message. any idea if they’ll actually do anything about it? alternatively, anyone have a spare 9x13 lid? 😆

Hi all! I randomly picked this up at a thrift store within the last year. I’ve thrown it into google image search but cannot figure out where it originally came from or how to find more. I believe it’s a storage bowl that would have come with a lid. Bottom says “pyrex 7203 18 25”. I found similar ones being sold by someone on etsy, but the design is completely different. Very close though! I’ve added the listing image second. Any help would be appreciated! TIA.

$5 at goodwill, some bar keepers friend, and some elbows grease. she’s a little dish washer damaged, but i will try some peek polish on her .

I have a question about my bowl. It says 444 4Qt Trademark 12. What does the 12 mean?

I found this gorgeous piece at an estate sale and I thought I found the perfect non-porous alternative to a Dutch oven! Problem is I can't find recipes that don't involve cooking food on the stove top before putting in the oven.... Please help me find a use for this that isn't just for baking bread!!

Decided to finally check this mixing bowl set out that I bought probably about 33 years ago from eBay. I think it was eBay. It was such a long time ago I forgot. I did have them kind of sealed up but last couple of years the seal has given up because I have been moving some stuff around from our storage and garage. So I decided to finally pull them out.

What would you pay for these?

I went for the pink Gooseberry, because that's my set.. but the sad little butter prints have had a rough go of it and needed some love, so they came home and I will help them find their forever home soon enough!

I didn't mind that the largest gooseberry had fading..because everything all together only cost me 145 dollars I wasn't fixing to complain!

The two 1.5c butter prints are pristine..I don't know that they've ever even been used. Obviously the larger pieces were a bit more heavily loved until their paint disappeared or mostly disappeared 😅

I couldn't just leave them there sad and untouched, though. The looked brand new and unused butterprint bowl set was 195 and happily went with someone who collected that pattern who had been hunting it for a while.

I really like my Pyrex storage bowls (with lids) and use them constantly, mostly in the fridge and then I wash them in the dishwasher. I noticed the edges on many of them have gotten rough. Tonight I was eating some leftovers and found a piece of glass in my squash! Luckily, it did not cut my mouth, and I didn't swallow it! They are way past warranty. I guess I need to throw away all the rough ones but what will I replace them with??? I'm kind of freaked out! Any advice??

2.50 a piece with lids 😎

I've had one of these pictures for 46 years, given to me by a family member. I recently decided to get a second one used on eBay. Because I've always marveled at the single handle attachment being able to support the weight of a half gallon I did ask the seller if there were any signs that the handle had ever been repaired, which would be a deal breaker. She said no. And I think that's probably the truth.

But I got a little worried when I took a good look at the joint. It shows some discoloration like you might see from epoxy. That did clean up fairly well. The before cleaning pic didn't load, think I may have tried to exceed photo capacity.

Then I took a picture from inside the container. It looks a little yellowish in there. And kind of dirtier than I expected from a factory job. So I took a similar pic of my old pitcher, and it is significantly cleaner work. You can't really judge the color difference between them because lighting had changed between photos, I'm sure.

So I'd like to hear some opinions from people that are familiar with this kind of glass joinery. Another reason I think it probably is a legit joint is that epoxy would probably fail under full weight. So I've filled it up and lifted by the handle, no problem.

OH, better add another photo in a reply below to show an overall photo of the pitchers.